Are you looking for some Valentine’s Day tablescape ideas? Here is how I created a garden-inspired Valentine’s table using the most beautiful blooms.
I’ve created a garden-inspired Valentine’s Day-themed tablescape this year.
If I think back to the last time my husband and I went out to dinner on this romantic holiday, it would be 12 years ago. It was our first Valentine’s together.
We’re not big on crowds, and always thought it was more fun to make dinner together and enjoy each other’s company in the privacy of our own home.
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Valentine’s Day-themed tablescapes almost always have centerpieces with flowers. I’ve always mixed reds, pinks, and whites together.
Garden-Inspired Valentine’s Day Centerpiece
In the past, I’ve always used store-bought tulips or roses.
But I decided to go all out this year and pick out flowers from the local florist. Here are the beautiful blooms that I chose.
- Red and lavender roses
- White, red and pink tulips
- White, pink and purple snapdragons
- Eucalyptus
- African Violets
Here’s a tip for you. Always ask the florist if they will charge you for a floral arrangement rather than charging by stem. It saved me about $30!
The white plates, wicker chargers, and red napkins showed on my Valentine’s Day tablescape are from Homegoods. The champaign silverware and white and gray runner are from Target.
I went on a little shopping spree in Poulsbo, WA last weekend and bought these cute faux white chocolate-covered strawberries at Design Home and Garden, one of my very favorite stores. The white bowls are vintage.
SHOP RED & WHITE NAPKINS
SHOP WHITE DISHES
These pretty red glasses are also from Design Home and Garden. They really added a pop of color to my table.
SHOP RED GLASSES
Adding baked goods like the mini cupcakes shown on this white cake stand is a sweet touch. I tell myself every year that I will make homemade cupcakes for the following year. Somehow it never happens and I buy them from the store.
SHOP WHITE CAKE STANDS
We try not to have too many sweets in the house, but Valentine’s Day is an exception. I will admit I have already eaten 2 of these chocolate mint cookies. Please don’t judge me.
This will most likely be the only time I decorate with reds until next Christmas, so enjoy.
More Valentine’s Day Tablescape Inspiration
Today I’m joining my friend Ann of Dabbling and Decorating in sharing how we will be celebrating Valentine’s Day in our homes.
Ann has the most wonderful blog where she shares decorating tips, her love for vintage and thrift finds and DIY projects. She has 2 beautiful homes in Vermont and Coastal Maine.
If you haven’t been to her blog, make sure you pay her a visit, where you will enjoy her Simple Thrifty Valentine’s Day Celebration.
I hope you’ve gotten a few ideas for creating a garden-inspired Valentine’s Day tablescape this year. Whether it’s Valentine’s Day with a loved one or Galentine’s Day with girlfriends, I hope you have a wonderful holiday.
Until next time,
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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Gorgeous table, Kim. I pinned everything. Your flowers are amazing and I’m going to try something similar … but mine won’t come close to this perfection. Sigh. My husband and I celebrate Valentine’s Day with dinner at home too. At least when he’s not traveling. Let the young and newly in love have the sought after reservations! xo
Hi Juliet. I hear you about your husband traveling. Mine does too and he will be gone this year. We’ll just have to celebrate another time. Thank you so much for the really sweet words and I appreciate you pinning my pics. Hugs to you.
This is such an absolutely beautiful table Kim! Your talent always leaves me in awe!
That is such a nice thing to say, Kristin. Thank you.
I don’t even like red but you made me completely want to try some red next time. Everything looks gorgeous and so festive. Just perfect. pinned
Thank you so much, Cindy. I am usually not a fan of the color red either but I am trying things that are not in my comfort zone. Hugs my friend.
Kim, I’m going to share this post in a Valentine’s Day round-up coming to the blog soon!
That wicker vase is beautiful, do you have any information on it? The whole table is just so pretty!
Kim, your Valentine table setting is gorgeous … plus that view. No restaurant could offer such ambiance … pandemic or no. Your wicker vase and woven placemats work so well with pink and red. I hope you and your husband enjoy a lovely Valentine’s Day! xo
Kim, This is the most beautiful post!! I just went back an looked at all your photos again. I have a huge crush on that wicker vase…you’re lucky you live on the other side of the country from me or I might just drop in for a visit and leave with it under my sweater!!!